St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-05-07
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.

Bank clearings yesterday amounted to
$6S9, 536. Is.
Big Winnie still continues to draw large
audiences at the dime museum.
Articles of incorporation of the Lumber
man Publishing company were filed yester-
day.
+. The sale of reserved seats for 1.-THE Devils
Auction at the Grand all of next week opens
this morning.
Nick Eckes, indicted for selling liquor on
Sunday, at Osseo, was found guilty but SEN
tence not pronounced.
The lecture 10 have been given by II. C.
Hovey, at the Como Avenue church last even
ing has been postponed
There will be a special meeting of the
Operative Millers' association Sunday after
noon at half past o'clock.
Ole Satterquist, supposed to be insane, at
tempted TO throw himself under the wheels
of train on the Milwaukee road yesterday.
''Manitou," the Indian opera written by
Adolph Grethen, will be presented at the
Grand opera house this afternoon and even
ing. .-..
Daniel Lunden died at his residence at 81
Forty-rst street northeast yesterday. The
funeral will take place at X. of P. hall Sun
day afternoon. > iFIli.,l j.: s.
The police commission meets to-day, when
an effort to break the deadlock will be made.
Col. Hill yesterday went on duty as court
officer under the charge of Sergt. Muller at
the municipal court
The Northwestern Nail and Manufacturing
company was Incorporated yesterday by F..
w. Handy, C. +. Handy and E. X. Fairchild,
with capital stock of 100000.
The suit of Alfred Saudin against the Chi
cago Milwaukee u st. Paul Railway Company
to recover damages for injuries received was
dismissed yesterday by Judge Rea.
The schedule of the assets and liabilities of
George S. Storms, who assigned recently,
was filed yesterday, and shows the assets TO
be S6,141.@9, and the liabilities 81, 1851.
The somewhat novel spectacle of a sailor,
clad in the regulation United States revenue
cutter uniform, procuring marriage license,
was witnessed in the district court yesterday.
Geo. W. Bunnell is made defendant in an
action for divorce brought by Louise j. Bun
nell. About q month ago Mr.. Bunpell made
an unsuccessful attempt to obtain divorce.
Judge Lochren issued an order Yesterday
afternoon allowing Mr.. and Mrs. Ira w.
Haines to adopt Della Eldora ROthwcll, IL
nine-y ear-old daughter of Emma Il. Moody.
The Irish National league win hold a very
important meeting tomorrow evening in
Window hall. 1t is expected the league will
again organize other branches i'll this city.
Members are especially requested to be in at
tendance.
All members of Scandal Lodge No. 6, X
p, are requested to meet at Pythias hall,
Washington and Fourth avenues south, Sun
day afternoon, May 3, to attend the funeral
of Daniel Lunden.
The suit of Joe Paige Smith against Horace
Hunt to recover $3.50, the value of clothing
by IL fire which was claimed the defendant
occasioned, was tried in the municipal court
yesterday. The jury disagreed.
The appeal case of Dennis L. Peck against
the Minneapolis & Pacific Railroad company,
III regard to the right of way in North Min
neapolis, on the bank of the river, was on
trial yesterday before Judge Lochren.
In the municipal court yesterday the cases
of X. R. Howard, John Corners and j. G..
Plauf, charged with assault, and John Null
len, charged with bastardy, were continued.
John Swanson, Chas. Oaks and Michael
Farmer, DRINKS, were sent up for ten days.
The Hotel Chequamegon, at Ashland,
the popular summer resort of the Wis
consin Central, has been opened for the sea-
son. The hotel has been entirely remodeled
during the past winter and many new and
attractive features added to the former COM
plete arrangements.
NJ l.. Quinn will consider before the
Musical association, of Gethsemane church,
the greatest of all musical questions this
evening. Subject: development of an Ar
tistic Individuality and the Correct Placing
of the Voice, i. e., FunctiOning Tones accord
ing to the Laws of Harmony and Musical
Form-the Basis of all True Musical Cul-
ture.'
Dwight S. Wentworth, the youngest son of
Dr. $. 5. Wentworth, died smddenly at Girls
hard, Oak, aged l . years. The body will ar
rive at the Milwaukee depot at S:35 this
morning, and will be taken to Lakewood
cemetery, where funeral services will be con-
Quoted by Rev. DR.. G. A. Van Anda, of Cen
nh INpin ,6ci tod